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THE PH1cEs TEL
AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE
Gaze at the wonderful blu OF fare the LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOThINei co. has prepared tor its
patrons and the public at large:
$500 Buys Atwood SERGE SUIT. Blue. Brown.
gray, aud Salmon color.
$500 buys nice Grsy.mxed SERGE SUIT
5000 buys y good BU aiNEoS SUIT
$3.50 buys SILK Face BLACK CORKsCREw SUIT
Loo buys one OF our SILK AIpAt A. PONGEE, and
oiher ANCi COAi y and ISL :, AT were 100
&I.CO buys good air Of WURkiAH PANTS that
SA htsiiu ,ne AL,t-~Douts Vi \ ~ iAln.tst
tAALOAG.,'o ana DOlS' SUITS ~ uaIf prlca
AONLCN AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
au4 IUs1er !. la a,lu sIA NV.
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RY DUNcANsoN BROS. A0ctioneer1
TRUSTEES SALE OF UNDIVIDED INTEREST.

By virtue Of two deeds Of trust duly recorded -
sesFSctiyeiy, A Lber HOS. folio ,373 and Ii6sr
bscs Of sea % me sa .e S1rds "a
FiFTEENTH DAY OF sEfTIMsEk A. b. 1857.
nsf NINTH AND STREETS NORTHwEST. WASH
1N3TON, d. q, ct THk1E O'CLOCK r. n, al the
q John T Sullivan, deceased. to which said Frank
beth Whiting deceased who wa the danshter Of John
T. sullivan. togethsr with sn and angular the i'm:
appurtenances TO the same beongtnG or in any wise
sppertanng and all the estate, right title interest
evsrof the said hitting o. In 10 Of the said de-
scEtbed real estate and premises.
Terms Of sale cash: Of which deposit Of $3.50 must
be paid st time Of sale balance within I'VE days other
wise the trustees the right resell ct the risk
and cost OF the defsultng purchaser after I'VE dAvs
public notice Of such resale In some newspaper pub
ished in Washington, d. G. Convsyancfng, &C.. ct
OCEOLA @. GREEN, ,
e1dts WILLIAM A.. GORDON,S AEosse~
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F" hhe '',erstned Bank nnf Bt,nIsrs ,riu r,uy MI
ff~tS dfduT1 IL The Louisa S;G LDt.ry. rct Huv
U i''fSs "a counters
j II. Ot5IFSBY,
Pres. uIstsIa National Bank
j .EhE i.A&ACX,
Pres state National Bank
4. BALDWIN,
res. New Orleans National Bank
CA.t!. ktHA,
Pres Culou National Bank
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x110 PT12es amounting o53osOOO
Application for rates to clubs should be made only 10
the once OF the Company in New OrleanA
address. POSTAL NOTES Express Money Orders, or
hew York Exchange In ordinary letter. Currency By
kxpxees <at our exVensel addressed
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, Il
Aadreas Registered Lettessto
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans, La
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN EAIkFAY COUNTY.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN FAIkFAX COUNTY.
Pursuant to decree Of the Circuit Court Of Fairfax
County rendered ut the June term, 1887 the suit
of sinions ct Biss Ct al, the Undersigned cOn-
nisxioners will sell 1T public suction. the front
door OF Tie courthouse OF Fairfax County, on
MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF SEP
TEABkk 1857,
fCourt-dzy), the ta1ct Of land containing
$50 ACRES
The said tract Is situated the growing town Of
HerndOn. the Washington and Western Railroad,
aud Is considered very desirable farm account OF
the proximity OF said rsrad aud the rapid
ment Ut All tue lands surrounding it.
Iernls OF sale: Onethird cash: the residue in three
equal Instruments Of twelve, and eighteen
with Interest from day OF sse. title he retained
uuill deferred Payments made, said paymen to
be by the bonds Ut the purchaser with guod
personal security.
JAMES L. CATION,
X. ". MOORE,
JAS. III. LOVE,
ComniiSyi Oners Of SALE
hereby certifv that the bond bas been odyen in thu
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AUCTION SALES.

WEEKS CO. Auctonsefa
LARGE AND PERENEPTORY SALE OF THE EN-.
TIRE STOCK OF aTAPL.k AND FANCY GRO
CER1ES, TIN AND wOop,MARE CIGARs, no
STREETS NORTHWEST. At Auction.
MONDAY. sEPTEMBER FIFTH.
Commsncins ct TEN O'CLOCK
In the above stock win be found
HHEHMHKyAAL AssoRTMHNT OF GOoDs USUAILY
FLOUR TEAS. TOBACCO AND CIGARs, CAN:
NED 0OODk SCA1ES AND WEl0HTs, Mas
BOX, sHQMcAsEA LARGE LOT or ,soAIg,
MMicH NJ GIL Hf ia y6 81 s HSHR ~
02-pt
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

Tan SILENT AxrR,oAx No Z,
Cor Foot and Hand PowerD
The standard Of eyossncs IN mechanism soe esH
ing aud Embroidezy.
THEY ARE NO RISK 10 HEALTH.
Machines SAINT on Trial frsa. 1eiephoos xks-2
Fir.t clssp Machines of al tbs lxssss inprovsmsnb
for rent by week or month
S.AUERbACH. cor Tn and n ss4.
Sole Agency D1stzscs Of oolumhaA
Next door 10 Ausrbsch's Bicycle shirs Depot IVA
NSnGIEhfSsEkA = Tnsrs sSs 8. ans
pschine sgtant fog LsEhtlsas QIaes9eAbpsed fsrfsd
suss and sssK q EcktEXI. SsSS zss.s zSasss
= A 3: for aslis S os1s "a bnsas bs..~ rus>
eS60. Nso UItvos1l fsSasE0
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

- hOk1 asOUlk 40 LONDON.
East kxproas steamers
To Southampton lLondon Hsvrol. 6roznon
10 . ma; l-ms. We'd. sept. II. pm. kaasl. ST.
Sept Ia, q M; Ira e, Wed, Sep. IL 70. u d
Sat, Sept ~, d an.
IomiorsaDae sasetooma exo9nens ao.e, ~ ~.
wards berth. aooording 20 location; I'd cabin. ESQ
Is T. DRSSF. Sls Penn. sva
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTIONS
OVER HALF MILLION DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
1ncorrorHted in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educaiio and Charitable purposes
with ca ital OF $1,000, 000-to which tuud
oi over So''O.OO0 hiss since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
pace para vi the present state Constitution adopted
Deceal Der "a. A.U. 1879
1As Only Lctsyy scsr eotsd o" and Endorsed ey as
1t neusr scales or postponsa
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take place
every six months tJnne aud Decsmberl.
ri, 4 spL EsIIr3 OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A FOR;
inEspHa. sETiEAsER i. iss4 tS asa1Ss
CAPITAL PRIZE s150.OO0
II Nodce-Tickets are Ten Dollars only. Halves "a
f1iths. ~. Tenths. 81
LIST OF PRIZES
1CAPITAL e RIzEQF s15Q0Qo.. $4,000
1 Ss1sP F fEIzE 81 81 5 SS9S
xitAAEES;EE PPh1zEs8FF 1299S. 3833SS 9
SS$$S 1884, $$$$:::::: 1888 1888
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
1919 Approximation Prizes Of 1900. $50 600
,. aSS Terminal leeSS ::::::: 1888 bSSSSS
Alto Prizes, amounting TO- 1885 600
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r vAIKERB Sons, 2Ol 10TH ST. nv.
Il fsxcSTn1nt papoE, Mortar Colon Charcoal Lima
49, ~ 4 HSR 0s.'''- . sss
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMoRl AND ONO RAII.noAp.

SCHEDULE n KYTfcr JULY ESTE. 1851.
sFE ERsE Wv ". EB
Fur Chicago and Northwest Ezp Daily 10 :ss N.
f6r Cincinnati and st. LSuA Exp. Daily s:is and
For Etsbu-y snd Cleveland Erp. Daily 1895 An
For lexington and Local Stations, tlo,loam
For phlsdsph,A Nsysrt. and w,lminston. 7sso =
s snS s..s and ph
sdslphiA IS 90 an and ~ IS pm.
ississss 70 ss.- s
fsi Sc IS ss s snf ! SS .ss IS
Din x isas,s $so p% a's sanass
) SO m 4 10 pm -.
s sss s. sS - "a es
and II go Pm, ON SUNDAYS. $50 An. and 80
For ss.liens 80 on ana as.ropoi,.n Branch ,e.s.m
and so s'- SUNDAY Sn .ors y !. .
foT e.,sher.eurs and intermediate pO,n.. ~ :oSA
Fot BoSd's .nd intermediate stations Ii:2o .. m.
Ch1rch train leaves Washington on Sunday only Il
l:lop. m. stopping st all stations on metropolitan
Fog Frederick. tlo:56 = NJ 1880 p m. sundayH
For Hsser-town. ITO 10 q m and IS 80 m
Trsils arrive from Chicaso daily, go a m and
m ana 1;l5 y. m. IRON httsoarg, daily. q 10 = IN
From Philadelphia. Chester. and Wilmington. 10 ~
m.s o5. 500. and $3.50 .. M, daily. and n %
p.
Prom singery and intermediate points north of Bal
tmore 10 90 q m, daily.
Trsins leave Baltimore for Washington Of 10. 40
80, 300 yQS. 10 100, and 10 30 IA, ~ l5 2l5
300, TO- sos, co 80. 4S. 30, and IL 90
m. On sundays 80. 90. p:t,5, 10 90, 20
10. To- o5, 80 s5, 80, snd III 90 p IA.
For points ON Shep andosh valley Railroad 50 Is p
m.
Except Sunday sDaily.
Baer.Se called for and checked at hotels and re..
dences orders lett Ticket once, 6lg aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W NJ CLEMENTS, C. x. LORD.
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(NFFICE OF DANENHOwER Son,
~ Ral Estate aud Insurance Brokers,
Ills street uorthvest

DWELLING. SITUATE AT SOUTHEsT CoRaER
MIMI AND STREETS SOUTHEAST.
by virtue Of Q deed Of trust duly recorded in -
Ib.r NS; ll7y folio y: ct sea- Of the isnd records
request Of tue party secured thereby the
Trustees viii sel {. PuDlc snction IL front Il the
b. 1887. 1t HALk-PAsT FOUk O'CLOCK r n, the
following described real estate stu.te in the city Of
one CD feet front 9th street east by the whole
depth Of lssi zen sad 81
in square numbered npe hundred aud hfty-one (05l,
improved 10y . two-stoFy Frame BulldjL4. used - Q
Term: XH cos6 deposit Of 900 will be required
time of aale IN farms of sale complied with
within ten % days from sae the Trustees the
right 10 resell the property a1e eoas tune q the xnk
md coat Of the dafsultnG purchAeoE.
%xa We " SASshbhsEsMHhshh owrs} Trustees.
THOMAN OOWIIN0. AucSionaaE. Su27-dkds
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VNHOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
VALUABLE UNIMPROvED PROPERTY IN
GEORGETOWN, ID. c., Al PUBLIC AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER SEVENTH sxsSck
1887, At FIVE O'CLOCK p. M, in front OF the Nv
premises will sell the following described -
property being part of Lot No. TO- fronting rs
the east side Of High Tor 32dD street. aud running
back 2O2H tee being part OF the premises formerly
belonging to the late Thomas Jackson
Terms: One-haif CASH balance in six months. with
sold. or all cash at the option Of the purchaser 500
down ut time OF sAle.
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1TyHONAS BOWLING, Aucuonoee

SIDE 81 sExENTH sTsxEG BETWRES (
on MONDAY. sEPIkABkR FIFTH, 1857. AT
dvn - III trontsnr 81 ~ nn s.: s SS0
sids q 7th street between and streets by depth
al az FEET 10 inches 70 10 foot Wido alley, improved
TeSms: OSe-thiTd csah: balance in one md two
mopexfY OF III cab q option Of purchaser, deposit
Of 600 required at the time Of sale Al Conveyance
IND at cost o. purchaser. au2z-dAds
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nUNCANsON BROS. Auc,ioneerx.

hereby certify that the bond has been given in the
au2O- Isw4w W. E GRAHAM, Clerk
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BOOKS, DC.
UIRCULATING LIBRARY. l749 PENNSYLVANIA
~ ave. New Books aud Periodicals soou as issued
Subscription by the day. mouth year reasonable
rstes 1ySo-3m
DOCKS FOR SUMNER READING.
ID Pocket Libraries, Casselrs National Library, at
40 cents per volume. Other gUod and cheap books
Good CrOquet Seta from one to four dollars. Paper
ana knveiopes, from the nnest To the cheapest.
O. & PUhSELIS
bookseller
ELL l1S 9Th St n
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| observed Capt. Fitzgerald, dryiy "If any man
tries 10 get into my room tonight with intent TO
TOD ana piunder. I'm very sorry FOR MIN. am
very light sleeper, and very iair shot, and con-
| slider myself quite a match for any Spaniard-Or
TWO Spanl4rds-i have had the pleasure OF meet
| "Fitzgerald," said the other leaning forward.
and speaking In an uncertain voice, "FOr heavens
door" WV 0'-''o'''
'l'l be hanged If do" returned Fitzgerald. who
could oe as obstinate as mule at times. "Why,
Royston, you look as white as q sheet Hang It
myseli,s - ''N '''-N 'An 'A>' 'A'' y.
| the others shoulders crossed the room to uIt .
oox OF matches which lay On distant table He
| stopped as ne came back and stood for few sec
onds at one OF the open windows whistliDg softly
70 himself, and looking into the moonit street
As he sat down again his arm caught his tum-
| bler-which stood somewhat too near the edge OF
the table-and overturned It, spilling fully hail
| the contents over Royston's knees
| .Confound you! exclaimed the latter violently.
| 'sMind what you are doing!"
| Fitzgerald raised his eyebrowsin not unnatural
what OF earth do you mean. RoystoD," be said
81 beg your pardon" returned the young fellow,
hastily and apooyetically. .I'm nervous some
how, tonight, and your sudden movement startled
'on, IT'S all right" replied the other careiessly.
| Then he finished his brandy and water, with q
view, as ne said; 10 prevent further accidents and
After quarter Of an hour or 80 of rather desuI-
kind Of a way. "7 feel most confoundediy drowsy
| and done up. think shall turn In"
| "An night, so shall l." returned R0yston. rous-
he had apparently fallen 'Coms on. You do look
They went up stairs, and Royston followed F1tz.
/ gerald into mis- room, which was next hts own.
| 'NOw, Fitzgerald ;" he said, as that gentleman
| proceeded 70 wind his watch very slowly and La.
| putting that money In Q safe place"
' '9n put tt In my pockstbook, and my pocket
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FINANCIAL.
DENTISTRY

DENTISTRY.
TNR DUKE, DENTIST, us 14TH N.w-TEETH
~ extracted without pain BY aid OF local application
prepared and used only by me- Teeth nllsd Fl FER
feet hitting sets u ARTIFICIAL teeth Operations uarau
teed. wu23-lm
nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
~ 9Th IT., corner NV.
Filling Specially also, the Of toothsche with
out extracting. local anesthetic used the gums
alleviAteo the patl OF extracting. al3
nR 7. n. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 9TH ST,
~ three doors from corner Of l. Dentistry in allits
branchsA 1esih tnsaEtsd "a psr ssa Al work war
Yanted tAnI
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CAPITAL InILE $4,000.

T OUISIANA STATE LOTTERY
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Bsera9e called for and checked ct hotels and re-i
dences orders lett ut Ticket Once, 6lg aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. M CLEMENTS, C. K LORD.
Sept Manager Gen. Pass Agent
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"b,rten you!" inquired Fitzgerald, as they strug-
gled on deck.
Nothing to speak Of" said the other carelessly,
pushing OF his Gun. 1.-The beast has left his Ieeeh
marks, but the skin is unbroken"
Tin surprised that q sensible fellow like you
Should dlsngure your nesh In that way" said Fftz-
gerald, who had bent forward 70 examine the
others arm
koystOn laughed and colored. Fitzgerald fancied
.Oh, that" he said, pulling down his cun hastily
of folly"
The .'folly" alluded to was the deeply tattooed
ceuneaiion just above Royston's right wrist, OF
TWO crossed daggers, surmounted by a coroneL II
against his singulariy white sEtn. Under the dag.
ger MAS the single letter N.
BY this time with infinite trouble and patience
Sy Joye!a he said heartily, 81 shall never for
Set your Kindness, Roys.on. am awfulty indebt-
osrfo; 49, teet Is NJ as possible why didn't YOU
lady, Tor instancr?n
hadn't another powder left," replied the other.
met In Mexico. He gave me several rather yaIu-
able hints about drugs and that" Curious smile
atsd across MS lace As he spoke but 1t was gone
Travelled much!' inquired Fitzgerald lazily, as
ne leaned against the bulwarks 10 steady him.
"a goodish BIT, answered the other.
Inls lead 10 an exchange OF mutual travelling
experiences In the course OF which Fitzgerald.
viz Vas an lmpulslve, warm-hearted fellow, felt
nore drawn than ever toward this genial and
,e.!y lovaole young stranger. Beside, be was
Intensely grateful 10 him for his timely and EN-
SAIooS assistance. and by the time they had LEFT
SI is. Deaind them, and were steaming along the
taiWaJ toward the French capital almost
looked upon him as an old friend.
ansy reached Paris In the soft light OF the sum-
mer morning, and went on to Bordeaux where
sIscy remained all night. From there they pro
SSsguso 70 Madrid, and put up at an nnobtrusive-
troAing fonda In narrow street somewhat back
LON the Puerta del Sol. They "did" Madrid In
saS usuai Way, and enjoyed themselves hugely.
,het evening, as they were leisurely slipping
snen coffee after dinner, IL CHANGED that the con,
efSdeon turned upon games
u rather lucky at play "a n rule: alvays
WA remarked Fitzgerald q be lie 3 ciSar ~
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SUMMER RESORTS

GRACE COTTAGE, MOUNTAIN LAKE. a. 4
VI Park, Md, Oilers quiet resting place. Wy
nnd spsc aadys so.R.sd teF hsy fever
aS-wAslts
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ABOUT EASEMENTS,
A Few Reasons Why They Should BE
Abolished Everywhere.

A Few Reasons Why They Should BE
Abolished Everywhere.
An unhealthy basement usually
means an unhealthy house. Polluted
air is sucked all over the house by the
rise of heated air from the basement.
If we must have easements to live in,
thorough safeguards should be en-
forced. But, for one. wish to record
my protest against our modern living
cellar. A well-ventilated basement is
almost an impossibility from its low
level, and it is SO difficult to get our
ideal conditions perfectly executed, that
practically they are seldom met with.
1 have seen Il great many cases of sick
ness which seemed to me due to base
ment-living, and many eases of tuber-
culosis which seemed to have been there
developed. The last is particularly
noticeable among servant girls of for
eign birth. In the experience of ply
sicians in some sections, it is rare to
find servant girl living and working
in low basement who has good health,
though previous to coming to this
country and being subjected to such
conditions, good health is stated to be
the general rule. Many people have
attacks of sickness, following time of
exposure in basement, with great reg
ularity. Would it not be better for
house builders and architects to plan
for dwellings built more above ground?
More of lot has to be sacrificed. but
perhafs enough may be saved in health
fulness and stair climbing to compen-
safe for the loss. City yards are of
slight value at best. A good cellar is
gained by such change, and upstairs
din;ng-rooms and kitchens are not only
luxuries, but, it may be argued. almost
necessities. Popular Science Monthly.
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OuTRIDING CARE.

What work has now the sorest needf
Which task shall do next!
They crowd so close, they press so hard
This: thatf I turn perplexed.
Nay, stay; for once will be freel
My silver-dappled mare,
Quick, John, and saddle her for me,
And will outride care.
Turn, Fairy, leave the dusty road;
A wilder path well take,
Across the yellow stubble-felds,
And through the pasture brake.
Sure-footed as the mountain goat,
Fleet as the fern hid hare,
, Fly, Fairy, fly, and set me free,
1 And let me laugh at care.
On. on; the babbling brook we leap
Still f1nged with asters blue;
On, down this woodland path, as il
Through sunset clouds We few;
And up the rocky hill we press,
It matters little where;
II is enough Of happiness
To leave behind me care.
But looki cloud creeps up the skies
But now so sweet and warm,
The waverlng wind has changed; it signs,
end whispers of a storm.
The night will soon be gathering fast;
Turn back my dappled mare;
feel the old chain round my heart
] lean not outride care.
Harlan Douglas, in Hdrper's Ba=ar.
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FARM AND ElREslpE.

Because wife does not speak ont
against some of your habits is no proof
that they do not make her unhappy
Ponaeroy's AdUdnce Thought.
When breeding horses for the farm
do not ignore speed. but have that
speed in walking instead of trotting.
and train the colts in the same direc-
ton.
Sour Cream Cookies: One cup of
sour cream, one cup of sugar, small
teaspoonful of soda, a little salt, flour
enough to make soft dough, flavor
with lemon.-BoSton Budget.
Rice Waffies: Warm n cup and q
half of cold boiled rice in a pint of
milk. Add pint of cold milk. an egg,
salt, and flour enough to make thin
batter. Bake in waffle irons well but
tered.-Good Cheer.
Bread Fritters: Cut thin. round
slices of bread. butter them very lightly,
spread with jam and stick together i'll
pairs. Fry in boiling lard. after dip
ping in batter of one egg, one pint of
milk, pinch of salt and flour enough
to make pancake batter.-Erchange
Cook lamb chops on skewers that
contain each the chop. lump of kid
ney, one of liver, all powd over
with finely-chopped garlic; salt and
pepper when smoking hot, and you
will have the dainty kabob. The
skewer should be bright as silver
Indianapolis Sentinel.
Potato Cake: To a pint of cold
mashed potatoes add Il teacupful of lean
meat chopped very fine. one egg, pep
per and salt to taste. Mix and form in
to cakes, and roll each one in a we'll
beaten egg, then in bread crumbs, and
fry delicate brown in beef dripping
Mothers Magazine.
"A convenient vessel for the fowls
to drink out of is made by saving off
about six inches of the top OF nail key
and setting Il common washbasin IN it.
The rim of the basin just laps over the
edge of the keg; and the continuance is
elevated enough to keep the fowls from
scratching dirt into the water.-IndiGls-
apOtiS Journal.
Ginger Cookies: Beat together one
egg, one cup of brown sugar, one table
spoonful of vinegar and one of ginger.
Take one cup of molasses. let it come to
a boil, stir into it one tablespoonful of
oda; stir the molasseS slightly after
taking from the stove to cool it. then
stir it while foaming over rest of cake.
mix out lightly, cut cakes and bake in
quick Chicago Herald
"A correspondent in the StocEn,an
gives her ways of using salt pork which
will be found pleasant change from
boiling or frying: To fry pork, cut it
in thin slices, freshen a while and fry
slowly, turning often to do each side
alike. Have ready a batter prepared
in the following manner: One egg, two
tablespoonful of cream and flour
enough to thicken slightly. When the
meat is done drop the batter with Il
spoon upon each side of the meat. turn
ing and returning until the batter is
brown.